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April 22 Redux: Hannah Lamb-Vines, Lindsey Boldt, The Creatrix

The High Dawn event on April 22 was unfortunately canceled due to COVID-19. We invited the performers to share their work in video form here. Please enjoy poets Hannah Lamb-Vines and Lindsey Boldt, with music by The Creatrix.

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Hannah Lamb Vines

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Lindsey Boldt

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The Creatrix

Hannah Lamb-Vines

Hannah Lamb-Vines is a poet attempting to write a novel about a woman who inexplicably births a sheep dog. She lives in Berkeley, California and edits interviews for Full Stop Magazine.

Lindsey Boldt

Lindsey Boldt is a poet, playwright, editor, and teacher. She is the author of the books Overboard and Weirding, and several chapbooks including Titties for Lindsey and There Are No Cops in America & The Streets Are Paved w/ Cheese. Her work playfully examines questions of expanded and altered human and non-human perception, the pleasures and pains of embodiment, and the absurd. She is currently working on a project about The Fool as cross-cultural archetype and source of radical rebellion and resilience. She is the editorial director of Nightboat Books and has taught poetry workshops in Bay Area public schools, independent workshops on oracular poetry, folk magic, plant medicine, and Poets Theater. Her third book, Tripper, will be published by City Lights Books in 2027.

The Creatrix

The Creatrix is the futurist sound exploration of Fanciulla Gentile, a queer multidisciplinary artist based in SF.

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